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Tiny Texas Houses Photos

Jennifer Meyer June 16, 2015 Photos No Comments

Kate and Don went on a tour of Tiny Texas Houses in Luling, Texas.

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bowl of doorknobs

sits at the front of the property

knobs

Brad Kittle (founder of Tiny Texas Houses) is a member of the Antique Doorknob Collectors of America ~ who knew?

reclaimed timbers

beautiful simplicity

old blue tiles

one of the current builds

tile

stained glass

reclaimed wood

window

boards

stairs to loft

stained glass

stairs to loft

stairs with storage on the back

loved this leaded glass upstairs

wide tin roof being used for outdoor siding

cupola waiting for a new home

stairs in another model floating in the room

another of my favorites... still has wood supports until walls are installed

unique joinery in the walls that has just received its spray-in foam insulation

love the patina of rusty old tin

corbels used on front porch of new build

beautiful "new" floor

Tiny kitchen in one of the ealier builds

tiny sink in a tiny bathroom

Interior of one of the older homes which is sometimes used as a rental

detail in a reclaimed shutter

unusual stained glass reminded me of a dream catcher

front porch with sweet details

tiny shower with tin tiles and rock floor

salvaged from tear down

this one is really small, with a fold up ladder that gives more floor space upstairs when closed

door details

not sure where this one came from, but it sits proudly in the front office.... german perhaps?

sweet front porch tableu

blue washed tin kitchen backsplash

its the "tiny details" that really make these homes

elaborate gingerbread on an teeny tiny :-)

double purposed steps going up to loft...

more ginger bread trim

another embelished front door

the owners Gypsy wagon allthough its not actually on wheels

teeny tiny exterior

a veritble candy store! the amazing salvage to be explored

current build in process... this was my favorite although the interior walls hadnt been clad in wood' yet it felt so large and expansive.... downstairs felt a bit like the dance hall in Greune Texas .... this one had the most windows of any build yet... an eclectic mix of stained and leaded glass...

Sweet and simple... we didnt get to tour this one since it currently has a resident. It was so pleasing to look at.... the porch and symetry appeals to me

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